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Jiangsu Qvee Auto Parts Co., Ltd. is a high-tech enterprise specializing in the research, development, manufacturing, and sales of automotive brake pads. In addition to brake pads, the company also manufactures brake discs, spark plugs, filters, brake shoes, and other related automotive components. Its products are widely applied across more than 2,000 vehicle models, ranging from compact passenger cars to heavy-duty trucks.

Professional Team
The company maintains an independent R&D team dedicated to continuously improving the friction material formulation. This ongoing innovation ensures that braking performance consistently exceeds industry standards.

Quality Control
All products undergo rigorous quality inspections, including SPC (Statistical Process Control) online testing for key performance indicators. This ensures stable and reliable product quality, delivering an efficient and safe user experience.

Advanced Equipment
The company is equipped with a comprehensive set of advanced production equipment and technologies, including an automatic batching system, a six-station proportional pressing production line, and a fully automatic CNC processing line.

Sales Market
The brake pads produced by the company are well received in the domestic market and are also exported to Europe. In addition, the company provides supporting and OEM services for both domestic and international automotive manufacturers.

Heavy-Duty Wear-Resistant Truck Brake Pads
Heavy-Duty Wear-Resistant Truck Brake Pads are core components of the braking system for heavy-duty trucks, lorries and commercial vehicles. They are made of high-wear-resistant composite friction
Wear Resistant Truck Brake Pads
In freight logistics, engineering transportation, and long-haul trunk transportation scenarios, truck brake pads are core safety components of vehicle braking systems, which directly determine
Heavy Duty Truck Brake Pads
In the modern transportation industry, heavy trucks are the core force of logistics and cargo transportation, and their safety and reliability are crucial. As one of the key components of the heavy
Truck Brake Linings
Truck brake linings are one of the core components in the truck braking system. When the driver steps on the brake pedal, the vehicle's kinetic energy is converted into heat energy through friction,
Heavy Commercial Vehicle Brake Pads
In the field of heavy-duty commercial vehicles, safety and performance are eternal themes, and brake pads, as the core of the braking system, are of self-evident importance. Our Heavy Commercial
HOWO Truck Brake Pads
Qvee Auto Parts, as a manufacturer focusing on the research, development, production and sales of high-quality auto parts, has launched a high-performance brake pad specifically for Sinotruk HOWO
Volvo Truck Brake Pads
Volvo Trucks takes safety, efficiency and environmental protection as its core value, and its brake pads must meet stringent requirements such as stable braking, low noise and long life under extreme

Parameter

Name	OEM	WVA
KNORR WVA29318			217.5107.530
Longzhong 19.5 inch			21090.530
WVA29228/BPW Bridge disc brake			210.711430
KNORR 19.5 inch			210.593.530
Yuanfeng 20.5 inch 29093/4/5			210.792.530
Meichi Bridge WVA29174	20568711, 20568714, 21024702, 21352570, 5001864363, 5001864364	29174	249.5109.529.2
Meichi Bridge WVA29030	0004200276, 0024200820, 0024205520, 0034205520, 68321799, 3564210210, 5001823000, 5001834075, 5001848363, 5010216437, 7073453861, 81508205006, 81508205007, 81508205020, 81508205040, 81508205047, 81508205060, 81508205066, 81508205068, 81508205091, 81508206000, 81508206001, 81508206002, 81508206004, 81508206014, 81508206016, 81508206017, 81508206025, 81508206034, 81508206035, 81508206036, 81508206046	29030, 29053, 29083, 29084, 29113, 29114, 29210	249.6118.528.2
Meichi Bridge D1311/29187	2252H2CD	29187	249.5116.628.9
WVA29131 Meichi Bridge	15227419T, 5001855646, 81508205072, 81508205080, 81508206041, 81508206051	29131	249.511830
WVA29173/Volvo	20568712, 20568715, 5001864365	29173, 29203	21699.529.5
WVA29143/Hande Bridge	91567, 9291063, 79022008, 79022031, M91002704	29143	247.510530
WVA29181/Hande Bridge	20780788, 20844903, 5001866914, 5010598372	29181	21093.430
WVA29171/SAF Bridge	0509290060, 0509290080, 0980106440, 0980106950	29171	210.5107.830
WVA29158/SA FBridge	802078	29158	210.810830
WVA29175/29195/SAF Bridge			210.194.130

Types of Truck Brake Pads

The truck brake pads produced by our company mainly include the following types:

HOWO Truck Brake Pads

This HOWO Truck Brake Pads is designed to meet the strict braking requirements of heavy-duty commercial vehicles under complex road conditions and is an ideal choice for driving safety.

Volvo Truck Brake Pads

Through careful design and selection of high-quality materials, Volvo Truck Brake Pads produce minimal noise and vibration during use, improving driving comfort.

Advantages of Truck Brake Pads

Improved stopping power
One of the primary advantages of new brake pads, especially upgraded brakes, is the improvement in stopping power. This enhanced stopping power is particularly beneficial when carrying heavy loads or towing trailers where old, worn brakes May struggle to bring the vehicle to a quick and safe stop.

Enhanced heat resistance
Truck brakes generate a substantial amount of heat, particularly during heavy-duty use. Excessive heat can lead to brake fade, reducing the brake pad’s efficiency and potentially compromising safety.

Reduced brake dust
Standard brake pads often produce a significant amount of brake dust, which can accumulate on your wheels and create a messy appearance. Upgrading to performance brake pads with low-dust formulations can help mitigate this issue.

Noise-free braking
One of the most noticeable improvements with new or upgraded brakes is the reduction in braking noise. Worn brake systems can produce squeaks and grinds, often causing discomfort to both the driver and nearby pedestrians. Choosing carbon-fiber ceramic brake pads ensures a smoother, quieter ride.

Vibration reduction
Vibrations during braking can be a common issue with worn brake systems. Choosing upgraded brakes can significantly reduce these vibrations, providing a smoother and more controlled braking experience. This not only enhances driving comfort but also contributes to the overall stability and handling of your truck.

Better towing performance
If you’re a truck owner who regularly tows trailers or other heavy loads, upgrading your brake pad is a wise investment. Upgraded brakes can handle the increased heat and stress associated with towing and provide the necessary stopping power to safely bring your truck and trailer to a halt.

Peace of mind on the road
Knowing that your truck’s brake pad is operating at peak performance can provide you with peace of mind behind the wheel. Whether you’re navigating busy urban streets, winding mountain roads, or open highways, having reliable brakes that respond predictably can make every journey safer and more enjoyable.

Truck Brake Pad Replacement Steps

Step 1: Gather Tools and Materials Needed
Before starting the brake pad replacement, gather all the necessary tools and materials. This typically includes a lug wrench or impact wrench, a socket set, a C-clamp or piston retraction tool, a flathead screwdriver, brake cleaner, brake lubricant, and new brake pads.

Step 2: Remove the Wheel
After gathering all the necessary tools and materials, the next step in brake pad replacement is to remove the wheel. Start by safely securing the truck with wheel chocks and lifting it with a jack. Once the wheel is off the ground, use a lug wrench or socket wrench set to loosen it, and remove the lug nuts to secure the wheel.

Step 3: Take Out the Slider Bolts and Lift the Caliper
In this step of replacing truck brake pads, you need to take out the slider bolts and then lift the caliper. The slider bolts are typically located at the back of the caliper assembly. Use a wrench to loosen and remove these slider bolts. Once the bolts are removed, lift the caliper assembly away from the brake rotor.

Step 4: Remove the Old Pads
Remove the old pads and clips from the caliper assembly. Once the caliper is lifted, you’ll see the brake pads seated within the caliper bracket. The pads may be held in place by retaining clips or pins, depending on the design. Use the appropriate tools, such as a screwdriver or pliers, to release the clips or pins securing the pads.

Step 5: Retract the Pistons
As you removed the old brake pads, you may have noticed the pistons pressing against them. Before installing the new pads, it’s essential to retract these pistons to create enough space for the thicker brake pads. This can typically be done using a C-clamp or a specialized tool for retracting brake caliper pistons.

Step 6: Monitor Your Brake Fluid Level
When replacing a brake pad, monitoring your brake fluid level is crucial. As you retract the pistons to accommodate the new brake pads, the brake fluid within the master cylinder reservoir may rise. Excessive brake fluid levels can overflow and spill, potentially causing damage to surrounding components and creating a safety hazard.

Step 7: Install The the New Brake Pads
Begin by placing the new pads on the caliper bracket or housing, ensuring they align correctly with the rotor surface. Most brake pads feature indicators or markings to indicate their correct orientation. Once correctly positioned, carefully slide the brake pads into place, ensuring they fit snugly against the rotor without any gaps or misalignment.

Step 8: Slide the Caliper Back Into its Original Position
Carefully slide the caliper back into its original position over the brake pads. Remember not to damage the brake pads or any surrounding components during this process. Align the caliper with the mounting bracket or housing and ensure the slider bolts or guide pins align correctly with their respective holes.

Step 9: Put the Wheel Back on
Put the wheel back onto the hub, ensuring it aligns appropriately with the lug bolts or studs. Hold the wheel in place with one hand while using the other hand to thread the lug nuts or bolts by hand. Tighten the lug nuts or bolts to ensure even pressure distribution and proper wheel alignment.

Step 10: Test-Drive Your Truck Under Safe Conditions
After completing the brake pad replacement and before hitting the road, conduct a brief test drive to ensure the brake system is functioning. Start the engine, release the parking brake, and slowly engage the brakes to test their responsiveness. Listen for any unusual noises and pay attention to the feel of the brakes.

Precautions For Using Truck Brake Pads

Check Them Regularly
The most important thing you can do to keep your heavy truck brakes in good working order is to check them regularly. Inspect the brake pads, rotors, and calipers for any signs of wear or damage. Make sure all the components are tight and functioning properly. If you notice any issues, take the truck in for service as soon as possible to prevent further damage.

Keep The Brake Fluid Clean
Brake fluid is essential for keeping the brakes functioning properly. Over time, brake fluid can become contaminated with dirt, dust, and other debris, reducing brake effectiveness and potentially leading to breakdowns. To prevent this, regularly flush out the brake fluid and refill it with fresh fluid.

Change The Brake Pads
Brake pads are one of the most important components of the brake system and should be changed regularly. As the pads wear down, they can reduce brake effectiveness and even cause damage. Regularly check the pads and replace them when they become worn.

Bleed The Brakes
Bleeding the brakes is essential for keeping them in good working order. Over time, air can enter the brake system, reducing brake effectiveness. Bleeding the brakes forces out the air and ensures that the brakes function properly.

Check The Brake Lines
Brake lines transfer pressure from the master cylinder to the calipers. Over time, these lines can become corroded or cracked, which can reduce the effectiveness of the brakes. Regularly inspect the lines for signs of damage and replace them if necessary.

Drive Responsibly
One of the best ways to ensure that your heavy truck brakes last longer is to drive responsibly. Avoid sudden stops and hard braking, as this can cause excessive wear on the brakes and potentially lead to damage. Conduct research to understand how to drive your heavy-duty truck in a way that puts the least impact on the brakes. By doing so, you can minimize wear and tear on the brakes and contribute to the overall wellness of your heavy-duty truck and its other components.

Ordering Process

Inquiry reply: Contact our salesman and tell us your needs (product model, model, price, etc.), we will reply as soon as possible.

Sample test: If you need to arrange a sample test, we will explain the sample rules, confirm the details, and confirm the sample test results with you.

Create a group: (Email/WeChat or Whatsapp) detailed communication, many-to-one communication.

Information confirmation: Design boxes, labels, inkjet codes, etc. according to order details.

Payment method: Prepayment or full payment, and payment method communication.

Production time: We will update the production progress of the product for you in the next.

Quality inspection process: After the production is completed, we will have a strict quality inspection link.

Shipment: After the quality inspection is completed, start shipping to your destination warehouse.

After-sales service: If you do not receive the goods in time, or if you have any questions about the goods, please feel free to consult us.

Packaging and Shipping

Packaging	Generally, we pack our goods in neutral packing box. We also can pack as your demand.
Shipping	Shipping by sea, by air, by express are acceptable. According to your requirements.

Our Factory

The company covers an area of 150 mu, with a total construction area of 80,000 square meters for factories, office buildings, staff dormitories and other facilities. Not only is the space vast, but the planning is also reasonable, providing a good environment for efficient production and office work.

Our Certificate

JiangSu Qvee Auto Parts Co., Ltd. has obtained a number of important qualifications and certifications, such as China Compulsory CCC Certification and EU Emark Certification, proving that the products have met the strict requirements of national standards and international markets.

FAQ

Q: What is the average lifespan of truck brake pads?

A: The average lifespan of truck brake pads can vary depending on several factors, including driving habits, truck weight, road conditions, and the type of brake pads used. Generally, truck brake pads can last anywhere from 30,000 to 70,000 miles.

Q: How often should I replace my truck brake pads?

A: Truck brake pads should typically be replaced every 30,000 to 50,000 miles. However, it’s crucial to consult your truck owner’s manual for precise guidelines, as recommendations may differ based on the make and model of your vehicle.

Q: What signs indicate I need to replace my truck brake pads?

A: Signs that indicate you need to replace your truck brake pads include squealing or grinding noises when braking, reduced braking responsiveness, longer stopping distances, and visible wear on the brake pads. If you notice any of these symptoms, it’s crucial to have your brake pads inspected and replaced promptly to ensure safe driving conditions.

Q: Can I replace my truck brake pads, or must I visit a truck repair shop?

A: Whether you can replace your truck brake pads or need to visit a professional mechanic depends on your mechanical expertise and comfort working on trucks. While some truck owners may have the skills and tools necessary to perform brake pad replacements, others may prefer to entrust this task to a qualified mechanic to ensure it’s done correctly and safely.

Q: Should I get semi-metallic or ceramic brake pads?

A: For most daily drivers, ceramic brake pads are generally recommended due to their quiet operation, low dust, and longer lifespan. However, if you frequently drive aggressively, haul heavy loads, or live in a cold climate, semi-metallic pads might be a better choice due to their superior heat resistance and stopping power, even though they can be noisier and create more dust.

Q: How thick should truck brake pads be?

A: Visual Inspection: Look for signs of wear, such as thin pads or uneven wear patterns. Measuring Thickness: Use a caliper gauge to measure the thickness of the brake pads. The minimum thickness should be 1/4 inch.

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